S4RS spotted in Texas!!!

[derby]

Originally Posted by ddjones

David Bonderman is principal, general partner and founder of Texas Pacific
Group (TPG), and they own 51% of Ducati. And he lives in the Dallas area.

Maybe thats why some of the new Ducati are showing up in Texas.

tpg no longer owns controlling stock in ducati.

[dean fin]

I like that they got rid of the rubber straps on the frame holding all the wires. Sure makes the bike look cleaner.

Anyone know how to do that on an S4R?

[dorkcore]

Originally Posted by dean fin

I like that they got rid of the rubber straps on the frame holding all the wires.* Sure makes the bike look cleaner.

Anyone know how to do that on an S4R?

Use rubber straps that match the frame color? Cut them off then find some way (Zip ties maybe?) to hold them together?

[derby]

Originally Posted by dean fin

I like that they got rid of the rubber straps on the frame holding all the wires. Sure makes the bike look cleaner.

Anyone know how to do that on an S4R?

talk to duck-stew... he's working on the magic.

[DucSeason]

Preeeetty

[giannis]

Originally Posted by dorkcore

Yeah... but the bike is in Houston... off I-10

or I-75 and FM455 :

[dorkcore]

Originally Posted by giannis

or I-75 and FM455 :

Whoops... I could've sworn it was over by the Cat dealership... upon closer inspection... it's Cat Certified Scales...

[desmolvr]

That bike is way cool, although I have been told that the motor from the 999s cost twice as much to work on?

[silentbob]

Originally Posted by desmolvr

That bike is way cool, although I have been told that the motor from the 999s cost twice as much to work on?

I think that would be the new 999R motor. You have to pull the heads to adjust the valves.

[beyote]

Simply delicious.